Old sculpture done in soapstone with a dremel, circa 2004. I apologize for the bad photos. I'll need to get better ones when I next visit my parents.

From the DA description: The name came around because originally, gimpy had feet and arms that protruded. The arm on the ground had a paw, the back leg had a foot, and the hind front paw (You can see it in relief in the picture where gimpy's facing left) used to be extended out like gimpy was in the middle of a turn. However, due to the fragile nature of soapstone, all these limbs broke off and I had to refigure the design. Gimpy's a pretty black soapstone with a vein of some harder white rock (quartz?) over the eye.